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Friday, APR. 5 - Thursday, APR. 11, Managing Editor Patrick Friel, on
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ROGER EBERT (1942-2013)
We at Cine-File are extraordinarily saddened at the passing
yesterday of legendary Chicago film critic Roger Ebert. Mr. Ebert was a
passionate and vocal advocate for cinema, a remarkable writer, and an example
of how film criticism could still be smart, affecting, political, and personal
even in a large city daily newspaper and on a shifting series of television
programs. Mr. Ebert never forgot his roots and never forgot his early cinema
loves. He was the rare popular critic (and no one has ever been as popular) who
really knew cinema history. His writing was informed by this knowledge and deep
love for classic Hollywood and myriad foreign films. He was a true Chicago
critic: feisty, opinionated, unapologetic. He didn't suffer fools, or foolish
films. But he was also someone who maintained a humility and humbleness
throughout his career. He was approachable. He supported small and independent
film venues and series in many ways. He relished new talent—filmmakers and
critics both. He had a sharp wit—one that he often turned on himself. He
connected directly with his fans and readers via his website, Facebook, and,
especially, his Twitter account. In the last few years, after the unimaginable
series of cancer occurrences, other medical issues, and surgeries left him
unable to speak and severely disfigured, he did not shy away from his problems.
He continued to put himself out publicly, challenging people to deal with his
appearance, working to de-stigmatize his disease and the drastic repercussions
it can have. He also became more vocal politically, using his celebrity to
champion causes he believed in, carrying though his uncompromising work as a
critic to broader areas of human life. These past several years, since his
initial cancer diagnosis and especially since his surgery to remove his lower
jaw, are his most triumphant accomplishments. The example of his indomitable
spirit, strong work ethic, unabated love for watching, thinking about, and
writing about film, and the grace with which he dealt with his misfortunes are
inspiring and a legacy worth more than his fame, his Pulitzer Prize, and his
many accolades. Rest in peace, Mr. Ebert. And thank you.
Roger Ebert honored by Hollywood stars - chicagotribune.com Mark Caro from The Chicago Tribune, April 12,
2013
“Roger, this is your happening, and it's
freaking me out.”
This is how Chaz Ebert, after receiving a
standing ovation from the Chicago Theatre crowd with her hand over her heart,
introduced Thursday's tribute to her late husband —by invoking a line from his
screenplay to 1970’s campy cult film “Beyond the Valley of the Dolls.”
Later in “Roger Ebert: A Celebration of Life,” clips from the Russ Meyer film
would be shown, and tears would be shed, though not at the same time.
It was that kind of night.
If Roger Ebert's funeral Monday at Holy
Name Cathedral — following his death April 4 at age 70 after a long cancer
battle — represented his formal, religious farewell, complete with speeches
from the governor and mayor, then Thursday's event at the Chicago Theatre was
more of a laughter- and sorrow-filled send-off from the entertainment and media
worlds.
There were clips this time, of Ebert and
his late TV partner Gene Siskel arguing on the sets of their and others’ (such
as Johnny Carson’s) shows, as well as interviews that the Chicago Sun-Times
film critic gave before and after cancer claimed his jaw and ability to speak,
even as his writing gained depth and vigor. There were also speakers and more
speakers.
Ebert famously said, “No good movie is
too long, and no bad movie is short enough,” and in the scheme of things, Ebert
was more than a very good movie. So it’s no wonder that the people who loved
him wanted to talk about him and not to let go. Even at the end of a
2-hour-and-45-minute program, Chaz Ebert told actors Chris Tucker and Scott
Wilson in the audience that she was sorry that they didn’t have a chance to
speak.
Others did, such as Evanston
native/sibling actors Joan and John Cusack. Joan revealed that she'd been asked
to read a letter that turned out to be from President Barack and First Lady
Michelle Obama, who offered their sympathies to those gathered and praised
Ebert's “remarkable tenacity” and “zest for life.”
John Cusack shared memories of reading
Ebert while growing up, and he recalled visiting New York (and “Late Night with
David Letterman”) as a 17-year-old to promote his first lead turn in “The Sure
Thing” and winding up seated at a table next to one shared by Ebert and Siskel
at the Carnegie Deli. The young Cusack was sweating bullets, he said, until
Ebert leaned over and told him, “I liked your movie.”
John Cusack also recalled the studios
always stressing to him the importance of his interviews with Ebert, who
“reeked of integrity” and thus couldn’t be bought. “He was always supportive of
artists and always gave you a fair shake,” Cusack said.
Marlene Iglitzen, Siskel's widow,
candidly related how Siskel and Ebert genuinely didn’t like each other so much
in the early days, with Siskel having to be persuaded to invite Ebert to their
wedding only for Ebert not to show up. The big difference maker, in her view,
was Chaz, who helped her husband — and his heart — grow to the point that all
were much closer by the time Siskel died at age 53 in 1999.
Up till that point, Siskel and Ebert had
been inseparable as far as their professional identities went, but Iglitzen
praised Ebert for thriving in the years after Siskel was gone, saying she felt
a bit of her husband was alive as long as Ebert was.
Filmmaker Gregory Nava lauded the late
critic for his championing of non-mainstream films, such as his own “El Norte”
(1983), and for his “great heart. The world of movies has lost its heart.”
Nava recalled being invited to Ebert’s
bedside in the days before he died only to see the writer scribbling supportive
messages to him and other visitors.
“Roger didn’t ask us to be with him to
comfort him,” Nava said, choking back tears. “He wanted us to be with him to
give us something.”
Other filmmakers — Chicagoan Andrew Davis
(“The Fugitive”), Julie Dash (“Daughters of the Dust”) and Ava DuVernay
(“Middle of Nowhere”) — told stories of friendship and encouragement, with the
latter two singling out Ebert’s dedication to African-American filmmakers.
On the more ribald side, Old Town Ale
House owner Bruce Elliott told an anecdote to illustrate Ebert's love of large
breasts, and activist/comedian Dick Gregory, 80, showed he’s still got
razor-sharp timing as he somehow managed to work a joke about Kobe Bryant’s
sexual assault accusations into a zippy tribute that ended with him comparing
Ebert to a turtle: “hard on the outside, soft on the inside and willing to
stick your neck out.”
Newscaster Bill Kurtis (who provided
Ebert’s voice on the recent “Ebert Presents At the Movies” show), TV producer
Thea Flaum (creator of Siskel & Ebert’s PBS show “Sneak Previews”), Sony
Pictures Classics co-president Michael Barker, Sun-Times columnist and former
Ebert TV partner Richard Roeper, Facets executive director Milos Stehlik,
former Playboy chairwoman Christie Hefner, Ebert Digital co-founder Josh
Golden, disabilities-rights activist Marcia Bristo, Hollywood Reporter film
critic Todd McCarthy, new Variety film critic Scott Foundas, film industry
veteran Tom Luddy, and Tribune reporter Monica Eng and her sister Magan (both
of whom maintained a close relationship with Ebert long after their mother had
stopped dating him) also offered testimonials. The gospel groups Walt Whitman
and the Soul Children of Chicago and Charles Jenkins and Fellowship Chicago
opened and closed the show.
By my unofficial non-count, the word that
came up second most often was “empathy.”
The word that came up most often was
“heart.”
And in the end there was Chaz, on the
stage with her family, Roger’s stepchildren and grandchildren, opening hers.
“I have a capacity for love that is very
deep,” she said plainly, noting that she knew she had to fill a hole that had
been in Ebert’s life. So she did, for more than 20 years of marriage.
And when he was diagnosed with cancer in
2002 and lost his jaw and ability to speak and to eat solid foods in 2006, she
willed him on, saying she knew he had more important things to do. But when the
cancer returned again recently, “this time he said, ‘I’m tired. You must let me
go,’” she recounted. “I thought we had two more years to go. I did not know he
would go so quickly.”
Still, she said, she hoped that everyone
could experience a love like theirs, even when times were tough.
“When he was disfigured, when I looked at
him, I saw beauty,” she said.
On this point there would be no argument.
Movie Reviews and Ratings
by Film Critic Roger Ebert | Roger Ebert
newly designed Ebert site
Reviews Ebert’s regular site at the Chicago
Sun-Times, also seen here: rogerebert.com :: Movie
reviews, essays and the Movie Answer Man ...
Great
Movies Ebert’s Great Movies site
Roger Ebert's
The Great Movies and Greatest Films
by Tim Dirks
Ebertfest: Roger Ebert's
Overlooked Film Festival also seen
here: Ebertfest: Roger Ebert's Film Festival
"The Pot and How to Use It" 160 pages
"The Great Movies III"
432 pages
His 1969 Profile
of Paul Newman Newman's Complaint,
by Roger Ebert, Esquire magazine, September 1969
The
Best Story Roger Ebert Ever Wrote for Esquire Ebert interview of Lee Marvin from Esquire,
November 1970, republished February 18, 2010
The
New York Times > Magazine > Domains: A Film Critic's Windy ... A Film Critic's Windy City Home, by Edward
Lewine, February 13, 2005
Catching
a Movie With an Old Friend Stephen
Hunter from The Washington Post, June 12, 2005
Roger
Ebert's Farewell to "Ebert and Roeper" The Balcony Is Closed, Chicago Sun Times,
July 24, 2008
Roger
Ebert Is the Essential Man Chris
Jones from Esquire, February 16, 2010, also seen here: Roger
Ebert Cancer Battle - Roger Ebert Interview - Esquire
A Few
More Intimate Moments with Roger Ebert
Chris Jones from Esquire, March 2, 2010
Tech Gurus Give Roger Ebert His Voice Back CBS News, March 2, 2010
Roger Ebert: Why I Hate 3D Movies - The Daily Beast Roger Ebert from The Daily Beast, May 9, 2010
The
Author Responds to Tea-Party Attacks on Ebert Chris Jones from The Politics Blog, May 12,
2010
Roger
Ebert Pens New Cookbook CBS News,
June 30, 2010
Roger
Ebert: Starting Over Cynthia Bowers
from CBS News, January 2, 2011
Why
3D doesn't work and never will. Case closed. Roger Ebert Blog, January 23, 2011
Roger
Ebert's TED Talk: The Internet Saved My Life Foster Kamer from Esquire, March 8, 2011
I
finally won the New Yorker cartoon caption competition Roger Ebert from The Guardian, May 1, 2011
"I
was born inside the movie of my life"
Roger Ebert Journal, August 15, 2011
I do
not fear death - Salon.com Roger
Ebert, September 15, 2011
Roger Ebert: A Critic Reflects On 'Life Itself' : NPR John Powers from NPR, September 21, 2011
Ebert
measures up to celluloid's stoic heroes | Michael Miner on ... Michael Miner reviews Ebert’s new memoir,
Life Itself from The Chicago Reader, October 27, 2011
Roger
Ebert: 'I'm an optimistic person' Rachel Cooke from The Observer, November 5,
2011
Women are Better Than Men
Roger Ebert, May 13, 2012
Chaz
Ebert Writes to Absent Roger from Cannes
Jen Yamato at Cannes from Movieline, May 21, 2012
Nawazuddin
Siddiqui's Tryst With Roger Ebert
Subhash Kjha at Business of Cinema, May 28, 2012
Roger Ebert–a 'bitchy' man hater? Dennis Byrne from Chicago Now, May 28, 2012
Roger Ebert honored for 'Making History' ABC News, June 7, 2012
Happy
70th Birthday Roger Ebert! Gary
Susman from Moviefone, June 18, 2012
Two Thumbs Up
Today’s Pictures from Slate, June 18, 2012
Martin
Scorsese plans Roger Ebert documentary
Ben Child from The Guardian, September 10, 2012
A Leave
of Presence Roger Ebert’s last post,
April 2, 2013
Roger
Ebert takes 'leave of presence' to deal with recurrence of cancer Amanda Holpuch from The Guardian, April 3,
2013
Roger
Ebert, film's hero to the end Steven
Zeitchik from The LA Times, April 3, 2013
A
statement from Chaz Ebert April 4,
2013
“The
Thinking Molecules of Titan”: A Story by Roger Ebert The New Yorker, April 4, 2013
Roger
Ebert: Critic with the soul of a poet
Rick Kogan from The Chicago Tribune, April 4, 2013
Farewell
to a generous colleague and friend
Michael Phillips from The Chicago Tribune, April 4, 2013
The
unique partnership of Siskel and Ebert
Sid Smith feature from 1999, reprinted from The Chicago Tribune, April
4, 2013
Roger
Ebert dead at 70 after battle with cancer
Neil Steinberg from The Chicago Sun-Times, April 4, 2013
Roger
Ebert (1942-2013) :: rogerebert.com :: In Memory Neil Steinberg from Ebert blog, April 4, 2013
Postscript:
Roger Ebert, 1942-2013 Richard Brody
from The New Yorker, April 4, 2013
A Critic for the Common Man Douglas Martin from The New York Times, April
4, 2013
Roger
Ebert Is Remembered on Twitter, a Place Where He Found a New Voice Mekado Murphy and Michael Roston from The New
York Times, April 4, 2013
Roger Ebert, nation’s best-known movie critic, dies at age 70
after long battle with cancer The
Washington Post, April 4, 2013
Roger
Ebert, prolific film critic in print and on TV, dies at 70 Emma Brown from The Washington Post, April 4,
2013
An
accessible and empowering critic Ann
Hornaday from The Washington Post, April 4, 2013
Remembering
Roger Ebert Marie Elizabeth Oliver
from The Washington Post, April 4, 2013
Roger
Ebert, Chicago Sun-Times movie critic, dies aged 70 The Guardian, April 4, 2013
Remembrance:
Roger Ebert, film's hero to the end
Kenneth Turan from The LA Times, April 4, 2013
Roger
Ebert dies at 70; Pulitzer Prize-winning film critic John Horn and Valerie J. Nelson from The LA
Times, April 4, 2013
Remembering
Roger Ebert through his books
Carolyn Kellogg from The LA Times, April 4, 2013
Fans,
celebrities react to death of film critic Roger Ebert Amy Kaufman from The LA Times, April 4, 2013
Recalling
Roger Ebert's influence, on- and off-screen
Oliver Gettell from The LA Times, April 4, 2013
PHOTOS: Roger Ebert - Career in Pictures The LA Times, April 4, 2013
PHOTOS:
Remembering Roger Ebert WGN TV,
April 4, 2013
Remembering
the Roger I knew Jim Emerson from
Scanners, April 4, 2013
My
Roger Ebert Story Will Leitch from
Deadspin, April 4, 2013
Roger
Ebert: Farewell to a Film Legend and Friend
Richard Corliss from Time magazine, April 4, 2013
Editing
Roger Ebert: A Former Colleague Reflects on the Journalism Legend Steven S. Duke from Time magazine, April 4,
2013
Roger
Ebert R.I.P. Michael Scherer from
Time magazine, April 4, 2013
Chicago
Sun-Times Film Critic Roger Ebert Dies
Caryn Rousseau from Time magazine, April 4, 2013
Edelstein
on Roger Ebert: Farewell To the Mayor of Movie Critic-Ville David Edelstein from The Vulture, April 4,
2013
Some
thoughts on the death of Roger Ebert, a man who meant a lot to us Scott Tobias from The Onion A.V. Club, April
4, 2013
What
did Roger Ebert mean to you? The
Onion A.V. Club, April 4, 2013
Roger
Ebert: In Memoriam Richard Starzec
from The Wesleyan Argus, April 4, 2013
Daily | Roger Ebert, 1942 – 2013 David Hudson from Fandor, April 4, 2013
Roger
Simon: The debt I owe Roger Ebert
Roger Simon from The Chicago Sun-Times, April 4, 2013
A
newspaperman's newspaperman Roger
Simon from Politico, April 4, 2013
RIP
Roger Ebert: 1942-2013 Tal Rosenberg
from The Chicago Reader, April 4, 2013
Roger
Ebert, the Enthusiast Christopher
Orr from The Atlantic, April 4, 2013
What
Roger Ebert Knew About Writing Spencer Kornhaber from The Atlantic, April 4,
2013
A
Chicago Critic Remembers Roger Ebert
Maureen Ryan from The Huffington Post, April 4, 2013
Funniest
Roger Ebert Quotes: His Best Movie Take Downs The Huffington Post, April 4, 2013
Remembering
Roger Ebert Linda Holmes from NPR,
April 4, 2013
Roger
Ebert, Legendary Film Critic, Dies
Eyder Peralta from NPR, April 4, 2013
For
Pulitzer-Winning Critic Roger Ebert, Films Were A Journey - NPR Cheryl Corley from NPR, April 4, 2013
Roger
Ebert Dead at 70 | Movies News | Rolling Stone Jon Blistein from Rolling Stone magazine,
April 4, 2013
Peter
Travers on Roger Ebert: No One Could Keep Up With Him ... Peter Travers from Rolling Stone magazine,
April 4, 2013
Roger
Ebert (1942-2013) Matt Singer from
indieWIRE, April 4, 2013
A Tribute
to Roger Ebert Matt Singer from
indieWIRE, April 4, 2013
Go
to All the Movies You Can Dana
Stevens from Slate, April 4, 2013
Influential
US film critic Roger Ebert dies at 70
Jill Serjeant from Reuters, April 4, 2013
Legendary
Film Critic Roger Ebert Dead at 70
Angela Watercutter from Wired, April 4, 2013
Calum
Marsh, Film.com April 4, 2013
Tim
Grierson, Paste Magazine April 4,
2013
Scott
Renshaw, City Weekly April 4, 2013
Danny
King, The Film Stage April 4, 2013
R.I.P. Roger
Ebert (1942-2013) Adam Cook from
Mubi, April 4, 2013
Roger
Ebert, 1942-2013 Glenn Kenny from
Some Came Running, April 4, 2013
I Will Miss You
Roger Ebert Kim Morgan from Sunset
Gun, April 4, 2013
10
Movies Roger Ebert Really Hated | Mental Floss Stacy Conradt from Mental Floss, April 4,
2013
What
Did Roger Ebert Think of Some of Your Favorite Movies? - IGN Jim Vejvoda from IGN, April 4, 2013
Roger
Ebert, RIP Bill Pearis remembers
many of Ebert’s video reviews from Brooklyn Vegan, April 4, 2013
R.I.P., Roger
Ebert Matt Langdon from BunueL,
April 4, 2013
Roger
Ebert 1942-2013 Filmleaf, April 4, 2013
Legendary Film Critic
Roger Ebert Dead At 70 Joshua
Brunsting from Criterion Cast, April 4, 2013
Roger
Ebert Reviews: Beloved Movies He Didn't Like (PHOTOS) Katy Hall from The Huffington Post, April 4.
2013
Todd
McCarthy, The Hollywood Reporter
April 4, 2013
Critic
Roger Ebert Dies at 70 - The Hollywood Reporter Mike Barnes from The Hollywood Reporter,
April 4, 2013
Remembering
Roger Ebert: The Iconic Film Critic's Life and Career in Pictures The Hollywood Reporter, April 4, 2013
Roger
Ebert's Top 20 Best- and Worst-Reviewed Films The Hollywood Reporter, April 4, 2013
Famed
movie critic Roger Ebert dies Jim
Cheng from USA Today, April 4, 2013
First
Take: Roger Ebert, forever at the movies
Susan Wloszczyna from USA Today, April 4, 2013
Obama,
Scorsese, Winfrey lead tributes to Roger Ebert Bryan Alexander from USA Today, April 4, 2013
Film
critic Roger Ebert dies at 70 Kirt
Schlosser from NBC News, April 4, 2013
Roger
Ebert, America's Movie Critic, Dead at 70 After Battle With ... Troy McMullen from ABC News, April 4, 2013
Ebert
an Inspiration to Cancer Patients
Sydney Lupkin from ABC News, April 4, 2013
Roger
Ebert's 10 greatest films of all time - CBS News David Morgan from CBS News, April 4, 2013
For
Influential Critic Roger Ebert, Life Spent 'At the Movies' Ends at ... Jeffrey Brown and Hari Sreenivasan from PBS,
April 4, 2013
Roger
Ebert, renowned film critic, dies at age 70
Alan Duke from CNN News, April 4, 2013
More
than just a great critic, Roger Ebert redefined movie criticism ... Owen Gleiberman from Entertainment Weekly,
April 4, 2013
Roger
Ebert Dead: Legendary Film Critic Dies at 70 | Variety Pat Saperstein from Variety, April 4, 2013
Roger
Ebert, 70, Has Died: A Look at the Life of Cinema's Great ... Marlow Stern from The Daily Beast, April 4,
2013
Ebert’s
Best Reviews ... and Zingers Kevin
Fallon from The Daily Beast, April 4, 2013
Roger
Ebert, the Heart and Soul of the Movies, Has Died Alexander Abad-Santos and Matt Sullivan from
The Atlantic Wire, April 4, 2013
Beloved
film critic Roger Ebert dies at 70
Liz Goodwin and Dylan Stableford from Yahoo News, April 4, 2013
Roger
Ebert dead at 70: Pulitzer Prize-winning film critic loses long ... David Hinckley from The New York Daily News,
April 4, 2013
Roger
Ebert: 1942 –2013 Dan Aronson from
Fandor, April 4, 2013
Alonso
Duralde: How Roger Ebert Influenced My Life
The Wrap, April 4, 2013
Hammond On
Roger Ebert - An Appreciation - Deadline.com Pete Hammond from Deadline, April 4, 2013
The
Five Best Things Roger Ebert Said About Politics Think Progress, April 4, 2013
Roger
Ebert on politics Breanna Edwards
from Politico, April 4, 2013
Roger
Ebert Seized Much Life from Cancer - Forbes
David Kroll from Forbes, April 4, 2013
Roger
Ebert Dies -- Iconic Film Critic Was 70
Deadline, April 4, 2013
13
Things Roger Ebert Said Better Than Anybody Else Ryan Broderick from Buzzfeed, April 4, 2013
'Brown
Bunny': A Look Back at Roger Ebert's Famous Pan Meriah Doty from Movie Talk, April 4, 2013
Roger
Ebert: 8 Things You Might Not Have Known
Mark Deming from Movie Talk, April 4, 2013
Roger Ebert: 10 Little-Known Facts About the Great Movie Critic Patrick Kiger from AARP Blog, April 4, 2013
Werner
Herzog on Roger Ebert, 'the good soldier of cinema ... Emily Rome from Entertainment Weekly, April
4, 2013
Roger
Ebert's 'Beyond The Valley Of The Dolls': Remembering The ... Mallika Rao from The Huffington Post, April
4, 2013
Roger
Ebert Is Dead at 70 - Slate Magazine
Josh Voorhees from Slate, April 4, 2013
A
Fellow Chicago Critic Remembers Roger Ebert Keith Phipps from Slate, April 4, 2013
Roger
Ebert in Slate Dan Kois from Slate,
April 4, 2013
Roger
Ebert Was a Great Champion of Black Film
Aisha Harris from Slate, April 4, 2013
Roger
Ebert's Camp Classic Beyond the
Valley of the Dolls, by J. Bryan Lowder from Slate, April 4, 2013
Roger
Ebert obituary: Dana Stevens on the great ... - Slate Magazine Dana Stevens from Slate, April 5, 2013
Filmmakers
Remember Roger Ebert: Tributes from Spielberg, Scorsese, Herzog and More Forrest Wickman from Slate, April 5, 2013
RIP
Roger Ebert: Movie criticism’s Great Communicator Andrew O’Hehir from Salon, April 5, 2013
Roger Ebert obituary
Ronald Bergan from The Guardian,
April 5, 2013
Roger
Ebert: stimulating, authoritative critic with formidable internet presence Peter Bradshaw from The Guardian, April 5,
2013
Roger
Ebert: Obama and Spielberg add their tributes to the influential reviewer Ben Child from The Guardian, April 5, 2013
Roger
Ebert - a life in pictures The
Guardian, April 5, 2013
Roger
Ebert, lover of life, taught me to write
Dan Zak from The Washington Post, April 5, 2013
Thank
you, Roger Ebert Alexandra Petri
from The Washington Post, April 5, 2013
Roger
Ebert: First citizen critic and father to us all Mary McNamara from The LA Times, April 5,
2013
Five
unexpected ways Roger Ebert changed film journalism Steven Zeitchik from The LA Times, April 5,
2013
Roger
Ebert, my mentor Monica Eng from The
Chicago Tribune, April 5, 2013
Roger Ebert through the
years photo gallery from The Chicago
Tribune, April 5, 2013
Dear
Roger Ignatiy Vishnevetsky from
Mubi, April 5, 2013
On
the death of Roger Ebert Michael
Miner from The Chicago Reader, April 5, 2013
How
Roger Ebert encouraged me Ben Sachs
from The Chicago Reader, April 5, 2013
Thumbs
upward: Roger Ebert, 1942-2013 J.R.
Jones from The Chicago Reader, April 5, 2013
An
example of the late Roger Ebert's grace
Albert Williams from The Chicago Reader, April 5, 2013
Thumbs
upward: Roger Ebert, 1942-2013 | Bleader
J.R. Jones from The Chicago Reader, April 5, 2013
Ebert
off-camera Andrea Gronvall from The
Chicago Reader, April 5, 2013
Roger Ebert: 1942 - 2013 Eugene Hernandez from Film Comment, April 5,
2013
On Roger
Ebert, 1942-2013 Michelle Dean from
The Nation, April 5, 2013
Critics
Remember Roger Ebert Matt Singer
from indieWIRE, April 5, 2013
The
People's Critic: Remembering Roger Ebert
Wesley Morris from Grantland, April 5, 2013
What
Roger Ebert Had to Say About Black Films
Lauren Williams from The Root, April 5, 2013
This
Was Roger Ebert's Happening Bonnie
Stiernberg from Paste magazine, April 5, 2013
Roger
Ebert, the People's Movie Critic Tom
Carson from The American Prospect, April 5, 2013
AP
Critic Remembers Colleague, Friend Roger Ebert Christy Lemire from The Huffington Post,
April 5, 2013
Remembering
Roger Ebert Annette Insdorf from The
Huffington Post, April 5, 2013
Roger
Ebert - A Remembrance Melissa Silverstein from Women and Hollywood,
April 5, 2013
Roger
Ebert's Wife Chaz Says Their Life Together Was 'More ... Laura Beck from Jezebel, April 5, 2013
Joe
Morgenstern Gives a Final Thumbs Up to Roger Ebert Wall Street Journal, April 5, 2013
When
Roger Ebert Was a Cub Critic Ben
Heineman Jr. from The Atlantic, April 5, 2013
The
Many Memorable Remembrances of Roger Ebert - Esther ... Esther Zuckerman from The Atlantic Wire,
April 5, 2013
Roger
Ebert, R.I.P. - Jonathan Foreman - National Review Online Jonathan Foreman from The National Review,
April 5, 2013
Opinion:
What the Internet owes to Roger Ebert - CNN.com Gene Seymour from CNN News, April 5, 2013
Variety's
Scott Foundas Remembers Roger Ebert: A Mentor to the End Scott Foundas from Variety, April 5, 2013
Roger
Ebert's 'quiet, dignified' death came as he was still making plans Roxanne Roberts and Amy Argetsinger from The
Reliable Source from The Washington Post, April 5, 2013
Why
Roger Ebert’s Thumb Mattered James
Poniewozik from Time magazine, April 5, 2013
Roger
Ebert: Author as well as movie critic
Molly Driscoll from The Christian Science Monitor, April 5, 2013
Seitz: Ebert,
the Gateway Drug for Film Lovers Matt Zoller Seitz from The Vulture, April 5,
2013
Selected
Obituaries For Roger Ebert Forrest
Cardamenis from indieWIRE, April 5, 2013
Kenji
Fujushima, My Life at 24 Frames Per Second
April 5, 2013
Remembering
Roger Ebert, In His Own Words Katey
Rich from Cinema Blend, April 5, 2013
Roger
Ebert: Film Critic Trailblazer Let Ideology Get the Better of Him Christian Toto from Big Hollywood, April 5,
2013
From
One Row Back: On Roger Ebert and Loving Movies Max Barrone from Complex Pop Culture, April
5, 2013
The
Humanity of Roger Ebert: Teaching Us How to Love (and Hate ... Kevin Gosztola from The Dissenter, April 5,
2013
Chicagoist
Staff Remembers Roger Ebert April 5,
2013
Roger Ebert: 1942-2013 Tim Ryan from Rotten Tomatoes, April 5, 2013
In Memoriam: Roger Ebert Rotten Tomatoes, April 5, 2013
Remembering
Roger Ebert: Film Journalists Offer Their Reflections Rotten Tomatoes, April 5, 2013
Roger
Ebert on His Appearance Video (21
seconds)
Roger
Ebert Remembers Gene Siskel Video
(25 seconds)
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